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The language of the Virginia Graeme Baker (VGB) law necessitates that body entrapment be addressed by any additional systems beyond those listed in the law, according to a July 6 joint statement by Acting Chairman Robert Adler and Commissioner Elliott Kaye.

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Seven administrative upkeep documents came out of CPSC the week of July 6.

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ASTM July 7 moved towards setting up a task group to address concerns of CPSC's Democratic commissioners about infant carriers and sleepers.

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CPSC staffers July 7 told AHAM representatives that the coronavirus has had at least one positive outcome for the agency.

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The EC in 2019 processed 2,243 alerts in its Rapid Alert (RAPEX) system.

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Health Canada July 2 took steps to clarify where various consumer products stand under the nation's enforcement structure.

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Steinhoff Asia Pacific paid AU$25,000 over allegations it made false statement on returns, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said July 7.

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Three new EC requests for comments involve matters affecting product safety.

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Two early July notices from the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) give windows into its plans and work:

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The European Commission July 7 acknowledged the presence in Rapid Alert reports of products intended to mitigate spread of COVID-19.

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CPSC has not paid Adam Savage a $30,000 fee for his services and use of his image, a CPSC source told PSL July 6.

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Briefs on expansion gates, coroner reports, artificial light, OHVs, disinfectants plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.